B7800 with 600 hours over heating.

MAXA

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B2650
Jan 12, 2025
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This seems to be a common issue with this tractor, guy has cleaned the radiator and screen, radiator is full, radiator fan is going, fan belt looks very warn, new air filter still over heats.

It even over heats if you are just moving it around the yard carrying light items takes about 45min in 80F

I have read to use a Infrared Thermometer on the engine to see what the temps are but i don't know what location on the engine to check? and what the temps should be. He said when he changed the air filter there was a nest in there is it possible for something to build a nest past the air filter blocking air.

It is my elder friends tractor.
 

InTheWoods

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B7510/FEL, B7100D, ZD18, ASK-R130
Nov 17, 2023
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With the engine stopped, grab the fan and see how easily it slips - the belt may be too loose.

You say he cleaned the rad and screen. I'd double check that very carefully, to be sure there's no dust/dirt deeply embedded in the fins.
 

TheOldHokie

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Apr 6, 2021
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This seems to be a common issue with this tractor, guy has cleaned the radiator and screen, radiator is full, radiator fan is going, fan belt looks very warn, new air filter still over heats.

It even over heats if you are just moving it around the yard carrying light items takes about 45min in 80F

I have read to use a Infrared Thermometer on the engine to see what the temps are but i don't know what location on the engine to check? and what the temps should be. He said when he changed the air filter there was a nest in there is it possible for something to build a nest past the air filter blocking air.

It is my elder friends tractor.
Thermostat.

Dan
 
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